WEDDINGS AND NOTABLES FILL LOCAL NEWS
James Bailey and Jennie Crowe and others were licensed to wed. multiple marriages noted including Clara Stoler and Harlan Hoover. Local society reports include travels, church events, and a wedding in St. Pauls Lutheran church. Also covered are road conditions, court actions, business notes, and civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bailey
Jennie Crowe
Wilmer Leonard
Edna Bond
Charles Sohermann
Organ Factory
Oslifornis
Wm. E. Yancey
Michigan
Clara M. Stoler
Harlan H. Hoover
Afton
Iowa
Voluntary Assignment of Tobacco and Lunch Counter Business
Monday Fred N Kimball made a voluntary assignment of his tobacco pipe and lunch counter business. Liabilities total 2500 dollars while assets total 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred N. Kimball
Boy Hurt in Cherry Tree Accident Undergoes Surgery
Last summer Master John, son of John Wilkinson, superintendent of the county asylum, fell from a cherry tree and pierced the abdomen with a stick, injuring the bladder. An abscess formed and he endured a dangerous operation Friday. Recovery hopes are reported. Sisters of St. Joseph Hospital issue their annual 1890 report noting 350 patients treated, with 121 cured, 141 improved, 16 uncured, 28 died, 44 remaining. Total care days: 1,936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Cox
White
Lanferty
Indiana Installment Company
Calhoun Street
R. L. Remy
Galveston
Texas
John
John‘ Wilkinson
Chicago
John Wilkinson
County Asylum
Sisters of the St. Joseph Hospital
Sisters of St. Joseru’s
Hosrrran
Week's Deaths From City Undertakers Report
The weekly death list includes Robertha Gruber four months catarhal fever Carl H Harges one day exhaustion and several others as reported. The Late Newton R Freeman born in New Jersey October 23 1824 died December 30 after a long business career in Covington Fort Wayne and Fort Wayne paper mill supply work. Funeral held Friday at 2 pm with many relatives and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertha Gruber
Carl H. Harges
J. W. Harrington
Julius Manth
Bright
Newton R. Freeman
Mr. Freeman
South Orange
N. J
Covington
Ind
Fort Wayne
James Townley
H. Agudisill & Sons
Dobilinski, Bard & Barnett
la Grippe
Julia A
Henry
Elizabeth Rudisill
Fort Wayne Exposition Directors Debate Site Selection
Nineteen of twenty one Fort Wayne Exposition directors met to decide the site for the exposition and races. A prior Evans farm option failed over land disputes, prompting a stockholders’ reconsideration and a plan to lease grounds as a possible alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Association
Evans
Watermelon seeds prize contest and Lauferty gift
The Sam Pete and Max firm offered a Europe or California trip for the closest watermelon seed guess. Henry Horstmeyer won for guessing 1100 seeds, 1126 were counted, with Horstmeyer first guess. Arthur Cox won Lauferty gift lot drawn by numbers, lot 114 in White's fourth addition, deeded to Lauferty in 1877 for $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Horstmeyer
Williams’ Station
Wm. Hitzman
Mr. Horstmeyer
Sam
Pete
Max
Arthur Cox
A .S. Lauferty
Calhoun Street
Arthur P. Cox
Pennsylvania
W. N. Baldwin
Jacob Fisher
Mr. Cox
White
George E. Mayer
O. Mayer
Lauferty
Death of Charles A Britcher at 26 in Chicago transit yards
Charles A Britcher 26 died of bronchitis Sunday morning at his father's home 83 Broadway. Unmarried he worked in Chicago yards until February, later ill at home. He belonged to Switchmen's Brotherhood from which his family will receive $1,100 insurance. Funeral Wednesday at 1 pm from Wayne Street M E Church with friends invited.
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Matthias Nerhood
South Broadway
Nerhood
Wabash Railroad Company
Broadway Crossing
J. H. Brammer
V. G. Reva
E. Koeni
Annie Koehler
Mike Koehler
Annie
Harrison Street
Main
Richter
H. Fairfield
William Smith
George Engle
George Dunnison
Dallas Branstrator
Christ A. Nebster
O. W. Fairfield
Peter Guerin
Jacob Greehorn
Louis Julliard
William Raah
Henry Rapp
Albert Baker
E. E. Connett
Charles Gebhart
Charles Houneman
Adolph Schilling
J. O. Wheeler
Joseph Kupper
Recorder’s Office
Broadway
Qgharles A. Britcher
Edward Britcher
Chicago
Switchmen’s Brotherhood
Wayne Street M. E
McMahon
Fort Wayne Road
Allen County
Gilbert
James B. Gilbert
West
DeWald Street
John Harper
William
Rachel (Daley) Harper
Pennsylvania
Harper
Ind
Lizzie Byall
James Byall
Maryland
Ohio
Isaiah W
James B
Benjamin F
Eliza
Victoria
Isaiah
Fort Wayne
Washington, D. C
William Henry Harrison
Mabel
Foster Koons
Julius Manth
Buchanan Street
Bright
Mr. Manth
West Main Street
Bruderlicher Unterstutsung Verein
County Asylum Reports 1890 Patient and Staff Metrics
John Wilkinson, superintendent, presents December 1 1889 and December 1 1890 census figures for the county asylum. Patients rose from sixty seven to ninety eight with eight births and six deaths. sixty eight discharged, twelve sent to Richmond asylum, leaving seventy seven inmates still in residence, including thirty two females and forty five males. The facility notes excellent sanitary conditions and no sick patients, with operations reflecting credit on the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilkinson
County Asylum
Richmond Asylum
Deputy Heller Retires. W. A. Smith Appointed
County records office bids farewell to John Heller chief deputy to Recorder Thompson after nearly seven years of service. Heller has future plans and already has an offer. W. A. Smith of Huntertown is appointed to succeed him as deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
John Heller
M. M. Thompson
Heller
W. A. Smith
Huntertown
Deed He Had Intended Do at Warsaw
William Jackson of the White Front restaurant in Fort Wayne spoke with Marvin Kuhns in Warsaw. Kuhns said he and a partner planned to kill a man for seventeen hundred dollars but abandoned the job after his partner balked. Kuhns is recovering from gunshot wounds and faces possible trials in Noble or Allen counties for related shooting and a separate homicide case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffat
First Presbyterian Church
Curtis
McCormick University
Chicago
Hayden Quartette
Christ
Peter
William Jackson
White Front
Fort Wayne
Warsaw Union
Noble County
Marvin Kuhns
Tiffin
Ohio
Sayz
Sobhroth
Kuhas
Court of Common Pleas
Campeau
Indiana
Kennelly
William Campau
Marvin
G. W. Lontitt
Kesler
Henry I. Smith
Viberg
Kuhns
0. M. Dawson
Court House
Robinson
Circuit Court
Allen County
Kuhne
Dawson
Noble County Court
Kenton man dies in city after illness during visit
Adam Rinehart of Kenton Ohio arrived here during the holidays as guest of his son in law Max Hornung of 312 South Harrison street. He suffered a heart and kidney complication and died on Sunday at age sixty two. Remains shipped to Kenton for internment with Funeral Director Peltier in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
William Dooley
Arcola
Anna C. Hirsh
Luther E. Hirsh
Ostharine Fogerty
Matthias Glynn
la Grange Democrat
la Grange
Eastern
James Snyder
Markey & Mungovan
Grace Fount
Crawfordsville
Ind
Bear Creek Lodge
Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Rome City
John B. Heil
Thomas J. Magers
Jacob Hilgemann
Maleena Fox
Samuel O. Paine
Mary OD. Sullivan
Cassius Druly
Josiah Drury
Ernst H. Hilgemann
Adam Popp
Perry A. Randalius
Central Mutual Fire Memanes Company
Edison Electrical Dlominating Company
W. J. Vesey
Adam Rinehart
Kenton
Ohio
Max Hornung
South
Harrison Street
Peltier
Mrs Dick Hurt After Nail Incident on Butler Street
Mrs Daniel Dick of 89 Butler Street stepped on a rusty nail deep in her foot about two inches. The wound is very painful and raises concern of lockjaw. She remains under a physician's care with efforts focused on easing pain and preventing complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Dick
Butler Street
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Hicksville
Mre
Christian Springman
Sturgis Street
Dayton
Kate Bohl
Frank Rody
Indianapolis
George and
Alex. Staub
McQuiston
United States Army
John McQuisten
Wells Street
Wallace
Company K
A. J. Laubach
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Lena
A. O. F. Wichman
Henry L. Honeck
Grafton
North Dakota
H. G. Sauer
Emma Honeck
Lydia Wichman
Albert Wichman
Walter R. Gerberding
Concordia Choir
Gerberding
Casa Hunter
Atill
William Meyer
Dick Markey
South Calhoun Street
Hattersley
McCurloch Park
Isaac Miller
Geo
Charles Johnson
Wells County
Rossina B. Merchant
Shellaberger
Waltemath’s
Fruit House
Elizabeth McNier
Lagrange
Matilda Parker
John Dalman
O. E. Shulze
Kennedy
Allegheny
Oliver D
McCrory Friday
Cedar Creek Township
Justice Taney
Rosina B. Merchant
Northern Indiana Poultry Association
I. K. Felch
Billy Meyer
Penn
Phillip Fry
Delilah France
William 4H. Bauserman
Leah Bauserman
George McCrory
Daseler
McCrory
O. A. Cour and
Dallas, Tex
City
O. J. A. Cour
East Washington Street
Charles E. Mullen
Merchants’ National Bank
Mr. A. Mergentheim
Frank Lorcier
Henry Fischer
Patrick Ryan
Barr Street
Ropa
Leikani Bros
Larue
Clarence Kerr
Nickel Plate Train Dispatcher
Eveline
J. W. Hippenhammer
Lawrence E. Bittinger
Liberty Street
John P. Tinkham
Wade
W. P. Breen
Eliza DeGrattery
James
Agnes M. DeGrattery
James Harper
Post Office
Mathilda Foellinger
Pauline Foley
Julius Roth
M. V. B. Spencer
David E. Moore
Rose B. Lake
Frank
Delagrange
Josephine Augusta Pachin
Daniel Sprangle
Columbia City
Thomas Brookerman
Riverside Avenue
Leeper
Second Presbyterian Church
Charles Piepenbrink
Adams Township
J. O. Cromer
Congregational Church
Chicago Ministers’ Association
Willis H. Souder
Dan Sonder
Heidleburg University
John Boylan
Jewel House
Delilah Franca
Philip Fry
William H. Bauserman
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart
Edward O’rourke
Alfred Benjamin & Co
K. of L
Horatio Wells
Columbus
Concordia Lodge
Noble Grand
J. Lehman
E. Zunghaus
F. Matach
F. Weitzmann
J. Wasserbach
M. Craemer
B. Weber
W. M. Dooley
Bridget Donahoe
Arools
Brotherhood of Painters’ Union No. 5
Henry Reomke
George Missner
William Brinkman
Henry ©. Lehnert
William Pomroy
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William Weimer
Edward G. Franke
Victor A. Hugenard
Hanna
Theresa Freiburger
John Schriven
Scheick
Montgomery Hamilton
Mary Ann Lynch
Hamilton
Wabash Depot
Will Shorey
Rose Ella Meegan
Thomas Meegan
Omaha
Nebraska
A. Geismar
St. Louis
Keystone Wagon Company
Reading
Psa
Boston
Geismar
Globe Restaurant
Scribner & Sons
New York
Erst Berry Street
W. P. Denny
Jennie Hatfield
Ossian
Business College
Franklin Otto
Shawtown
International Bakers’ Union
Henry Kleinmiller
Madison Street
W. P. Whery
O. M. Brooks
Produce Commission House of Brooks, Parcell & Co
Cincinnati
Frank Purcell
O. Gross
Emanuel’s Lutheran Church
George Pressler
Oscar Pressler
South Side
Andrews
Wilkinson
ST. Josephs Hospital
The
Grace Church
Grace Reformed Church
D. W. Louder
John L, Horn
James E. Lonergan
F. D. Paulus
D. W. Souder
Kate Ersig
Emman Niereiter
Oscar Miller
W. T. Roebuck
Flora France
Eda Hilgeman
Barbara Weller
Newton B. Freeman
W. Michaels
Mable Boons
Elliot’ Worth
Freeman
English Lutheran Church
A. W. Freeman
Petersburg
8. A. Freeman
Buffalo
N. Y
Sam, Pete
Ss Gift
Charlie Britcheer
Thre County Asylum
Charles Gilbert
Sud
Denly
Dubuque, Iowa
Dubuque
Lizzie
Ocon
St. John’s Reformed Church
Chas, Piepenbrink
Herman Lauman
Louis Meyer
Adolf Grotholtman
Salem Reformed Church
Henry Bauer
Conrad Kettler
Gottlieb Haller
David Hill
George Fisher
Henry Stoll
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Gustave Spiegel
Kansas
Sieg
Stillwater
Minn
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Gottlieb Thieme
Fred Miller
Henry Moellering
Paul E. Wolf
Henry Wichman
Henry Schultz
Fred Bleke
William Gallmeier
Warsaw
Adam Minehart
Ret
Eisner
J. Ekossbiel
Above Place
Pastor Koenig
Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Father Koenig
Ft. Wayne
Alardus Andrescheck
Pastor Konig
Koenmo Medicine Co
Ill
Druccists
R. B. Noll & Co
Ferguson's
Wa. T. Ferguson
West Berry Street
Hion. Chas. A. Munson
Dick Meyer
W. H. Myers
Charles A. Munson
Mr. Munson
Stat- New
Tentiary
Fred Newburg
Charles Rhodes
St. Joe Township
St. Vincent
Marsh W. Vines
United States Coast Survey
Susie Botaford
Wooster
U. S. Gov't Report
William Hamilton
City Hospital
Bond’s Mill
East Columbia Street
Prairie Grove U. B
James Sawyer
PHA
Pixley & CO
the Manufacturing Clothiers
E. Berry Street
George Dewald
Sting O
RGD
C. Schiefer & Son
E. Columbia St
Sapolio
Onze Safolio
Enoch Morgan’s Sons CO